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Exercising your maternity or paternity rights as an umbrella or limited company worker.

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Expert helps a contractor wanting a tax deduction on formal wear and food.

In 2019, a ‘Letter Before Action’ is no good if your actions before the letter don’t cut it.

GDPR has been thrown in the air by Brexit, although some of your data duties can be pinned down now.

It’s a mistake to turn down the simple requests of your customer’s partner. Just roll with it.

Intouch Accounting on the allowable expenses when working at home part-time.

A confused PSC actually has as many options as he does months in the contract, but a brolly looks best.

A PSC’s accountant should have been in touch, ideally, even if just to confirm VAT as usual.

One IT contractor's current and future arrangements are ripe for reimbursements.

Find out the best way for contractors to pay for their private health insurance.

Allowances set by Hammond are there to be used, and not just because his IR35 grab looms.

Just as 2-year-olds have their ABCs, ‘DABSUN’ gives you the building blocks for contracting.

What contractors should (and shouldn't) be doing when calculating their dividends online.

‘Three-month stints in 2019 or 2020 at clients in the EU still can’t be planned for.’